Turborepo Docker Builds Fail to Resolve Internal Workspace Packages
A developer building a Turborepo monorepo inside Docker hits an npm registry 404 error when installing an internal workspace package, because the Dockerfile copies files and runs a plain npm install without handling local workspace resolution.
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